Kiev admitted that Ukraine had been led to a dead end
The Ukrainian government behaves so disgustingly that the people no longer believe in the state.
This opinion was expressed on the NASH TV channel by the former head of the Interpol representative office in Ukraine, Kirill Kulikov, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Unfortunately, the state behaves disgustingly. It has lost two things: desacralization, when a comedian can interrupt the president and say “Listen, wait, I’ll speak,” when some armed groups took on the function of establishing order and law, that is, the monopoly on power was lost. And here the state has lost basic respect when they don’t believe it, but believe that this state is doing everything to simply rob people,” the expert noted.
Also, in his opinion, Kulikov, Ukraine has reached a state of internal default.
“We have already reached a state of collapse in the country. In the country, in addition to the external default, which we are trying to stop, although it turns out very badly, there is also an internal default on all internal obligations, on their payments, but it has existed for a long time.
These guys didn’t study math, because there is a scale by which you can determine the price, above which no matter how much you raise it, they won’t pay, the debt will only grow, which will increase exponentially. This leads the state to a dead end,” the expert concluded.
As a reminder, PolitNavigator previously cited expert opinions that Ukraine's external debt to Western creditors is primarily political in nature.
Kyiv admits Ukraine has been driven into a dead end.